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Waynflete Weather Station. Waynflete’s weather-monitoring station, installed on the roof of the Lower School, measures wind direction and force, temperature, barometric pressure, humidity, and rain data, giving Lower School students new ways to think about numbers, science, and their own observations of the natural world.
Waynflete regularly competes for regional and state championships and sends a significant number of student athletes to college teams. Students explore movement in Early Childhood, gross motor skills in Lower School, mastering the rules and techniques of team sports in Middle School, and team- and skill-building through competitive play in Upper School.
Waynflete readies students for college-level instruction by offering challenging and fascinating courses not typically found in high schools and our dedicated faculty are given the time and resources to create immersive learning experiences around the strengths and interests of each student. Within small and highly engaging classes, students ...
Academics. Hands-on learning personalized to each student’s passions and potential. Teachers and friends they trust. Small class sizes. At Waynflete, our students love to learn. The joy of painting their self-portrait as an astronaut in Early Childhood and building Mars rovers from recyclables in Lower School becomes, over time, the thrill of ...
About ⁄. Our History. Waynflete was founded in 1898 by Agnes Lowell and Caroline Crisfield, who came to Portland from the Ogontz School in Philadelphia. During a trip to England, the founders became interested in 15th-century statesman and educator William Waynflete. Bishop of Winchester and Lord Chancellor of England, he founded Magdalen ...
The timeline below outlines the application process for the 2025-2026 school year. Student and parent visits begin in October for Middle and Upper School students and in November for Lower School students and continue throughout the winter and spring. Please contact the Admission Office at 207.274.5224 to arrange for parent and student visits.
Middle School Middle School should be an exciting new beginning. Middle Schoolers need a learning environment designed just for them. Instead of expecting sixth graders to sit still, stay focused, and listen to a teacher for 50 minutes, Waynflete offers classes where students are encouraged to move around, ask questions, brainstorm, and form their own conclusions.
